@Dylin Graham If you want someone on Bigger Pockets to give you money without having any sort of track record, at least start building your presence on the site and prove to people you are serious about learning.

I don't have any referrals to a property management company here, but we have potential partners until our firm establishes its presence.

Territory Manager for a Window Film Manufacturer.

In either case, the credibility of the information is more likely to be valid - just about anyone can post just about anything online (and savvier/large companies may pay others to keep their online presence looking good).

My goal is to refinance all three properties under one loan, while using the equity from the combined properties to purchase a fourth multifamily complex at the lake of the ozarks that I have found and meets my financial goals.I am struggling to find a lender that will participate in my plan, (I have spoken with three) most have given some type of reason why they can't participate... 1. geographically the properties are not in their territory or one is and the other isn't (KC is approximately 3.5 hours away from lake of the ozarks)2.

When the baby was smaller and confined to a carseat I would take her to REIA meetings, she refused bottles and no one ever seemed bothered by her presence.

As a landlord you are stepping into legal territory that you need to become familiar with.

Not much margin over here and now the King Co. investors are shopping Kitsap since their territories are pretty dry.

I guess it goes with the territory in a smaller metro area in Texas. 

I have been wanting to do a closing on my own for the experience and get a greater understanding I have written a deed that is compliant with all Allegheny county regulations on the website and am planning to drive to the sellers hometown and sign the deed in the presence of a notary.Any major flaws in this plan?